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Knitting Together Calm And Community

Written by Marjorie Howard Subscribe Rose Moscaritolo, an energetic 91, is spending more time at home than usual this winter. So she has turned to a familiar hobby: knitting. During the pandemic, what is there? asked the Arlington resident. Nothing. There s TV, but that s it. That s all you can do. You can t visit people. Subscribe She s not the only one: Knitting is more popular than ever. There are Bernie Sanders mittens, made by a Vermont school teacher. And then there s Michelle Obama, who told People Magazine that during the pandemic she has knitted a blanket, five scarves, three halter tops, hats and mittens and that was in September.

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2020-21 Rodney L Parsons Anatomy and Neurobiology Awarded to Patrick Mullen

Patrick Mullen, Neuroscience Graduate Program. Photo courtesy of UVM Larner Med The University of Vermont Graduate College is pleased to announce that the recipient of the 2020-2021 Rodney L. Parsons Anatomy and Neurobiology Award is Patrick Mullen, a doctoral student in the Neuroscience Graduate Program. Pat grew up in Potsdam NY and earned a BS in neuroscience from St. Lawrence University, where he worked on a research project investigating a novel treatment for multiple sclerosis. Following graduation, he worked as a research assistant at Boston University Medical School studying the role of amyloid precursor protein phosphorylation in Alzheimer’s disease.

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The Connection Between Climate Change & Lung Health

As physicians, we are tasked with addressing the downstream effects of dangerous trends in society, such as the use of tobacco or the worsening quality of our air. One physician pushing back against this status quo is Heather Zar, M.D., Ph.D., a doctor on the faculty at the Red Cross Children s Hospital in Cape Town, South Africa, who through innovative research is bridging not only the wide gap between public policy and the role of doctors but also the gaps between rich and poor and between developed and developing countries. The Drakenstein Child Health Study, which began in 2012, is Zar s latest and most ambitious undertaking and aims to shine a bright spotlight on what pollution is doing not only to our lungs but to our brains, to our immune systems, and even to the bacteria that colonize us.

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Medicinos studentai laiškais siunčia žinutę: ragina nepamiršti vieniems kitų pandemijos laikotarpiu

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